OLIVE HILL, Ky. – Hallie Jo Simpson earned medalist honors by one stroke, and the Campbellsville University women's golf team placed four players among the top five to secure its second consecutive NCCAA Mideast Regional Championship at Grayson Lake State Park.

• Campbellsville posted rounds of 340 and 333 for a 36-hole total of 673, finishing at 89-over par and defeating Ohio Christian by 88 strokes.
• Simpson carded an 81 in the opening round and a 78 in the final round to finish at 13-over 159, one stroke ahead of Tristan Wilson of Ohio Christian.
• Conleigh Wilson delivered the tournament's lowest round with a 3-over 76 on the final day, moving three positions into third place at 19-over 165.
• Wilson's 13-stroke improvement from an opening 89 helped the Tigers lower their team score by seven shots in the final round.
• Campbellsville occupied four of the top five positions individually, with Simpson first, Wilson third, Trinity Neagle fourth, and Briley Choate fifth.
• All five Tigers finished inside the top nine, as Kennedy Daughtry completed the Campbellsville lineup in ninth place.

Simpson established the early pace for Campbellsville with an opening-round 81. Choate followed with an 84, Neagle shot 86, and Wilson supplied the Tigers' fourth counting score with an 89. Their combined 340 gave Campbellsville control of the team standings after the first round.

Campbellsville strengthened its position during the final round behind Wilson's 76 and Simpson's 78. Neagle added an 88, while Choate's 91 completed the Tigers' second-round score of 333. Daughtry, whose 93 did not count toward the team total, improved by 10 strokes from her opening-round 103.

Simpson's closing 78 secured the individual championship at 13-over, one shot clear of Ohio Christian's Wilson, who finished at 14-over after rounds of 81 and 79. Conleigh Wilson's final-round charge placed her third, six strokes behind Simpson.

Neagle finished fourth at 28-over following rounds of 86 and 88. Choate placed fifth at 29-over with rounds of 84 and 91, while Daughtry finished ninth at 50-over.

The Tigers completed the event at 89-over, while Ohio Christian finished second at 177-over after rounds of 392 and 369. The regional title marked Campbellsville's second consecutive championship at the event.